The latest “Thor: Ragnarok” trailer smashed it’s way to a record 136 million views in only 24 hours, TheWrap has learned.

Released on Monday by Marvel’s parent company Disney, the teaser becomes not only the most-viewed Marvel trailer ever, but also Disney’s most-viewed trailer across all its brands, which includes Disney’s live-action and animation divisions, Pixar, Star Wars, as well as Marvel.

The “Beauty and the Beast” trailer was the previous 24 hour record-holder for Disney with 127.6 million views. “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” was viewed 112 times in that time frame. “Captain America: Civil War” held the previous Marvel record with 94 million views.

“Ragnarok” finds Thor (Chris Hemsworth) imprisoned on the other side of the universe without his mighty hammer, and in a race against time to get back to Asgard to stop Ragnarok — the destruction of his homeworld and the end of Asgardian civilization — at the hands of Cate Blanchett’s ruthless Hela.

The Hulk (played by Mark Ruffalo) appears late in the teaser, when Thor is challenged to survive a deadly gladiatorial contest that pits him against his former ally.

The film appears to be loaded with offbeat style, courtesy of New Zealand filmmaker Taika Waititi, who makes the leap to blockbusters following the quirky indie offerings “What We Do in the Shadows” and last year’s “Hunt for the Wilderpeople.” In tone, it recalls James Gunn’s loopy “Guardians of the Galaxy.”

'Thor: Ragnarok:' 11 Things We Know So Far (Photos)

Ever since filmmaker Taika Waititi was announced as the director of "Thor: Ragnarok," Marvel fans have been eager to see what the director of "What We Do in the Shadows" and "Hunt for the Wilderpeople" would do with the God of Thunder. On Monday morning they found out when Marvel dropped the sizzling hot new trailer for the film, and the response was what amounts to universal celebratory gasping. Set against Led Zeppelin's thunderous "Immigrant Song" and full of imagery straight out of the comics, the new spot clues us in where Thor and what he has been up to -- here is what we learned.

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1. Thor is a prisonerThe trailer opens with the God of Thunder hanging in chains ready to fall into a lava pit. Thor addresses the audience, "I know what you're thinking... how did this happen?"

3. Mjolnir destroyedHela firmly grasps Thor's hammer Mjolnir and proceeds to crush it with ease in her hands! In the comics, Mjolnir has been destroyed more than once and each time, Thor's hammer always come back together when most necessary.

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4. Asgard is dead!Hela not only destroys Mjolnir but also unleashes her wrath against the world of Asgard.

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5. Tessa Thompson's ValkyrieThe trailer features the first look at Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie as she drags the God of Thunder off in a net after the fall of Asgard.

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6. Jeff Goldblum as The GrandmasterThe trailer also gives us the first look at Jeff Goldblum as the Grandmaster, one of the elders of the Marvel Cinematic Universe known for spending eternity indulging their obsessions. (The Collector, played by Benicio Del Toro in 2014's "Guardians of the Galaxy," is also an Elder.) The Grandmaster is a cosmic game player whose favorite game is forcing two opposing teams to fight.

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7. Idris Elba returns as HeimdallElba returns to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and we get to see Heimdall out of his armor engaged in a fight sequence outside of Asgard. Is he looking for Thor?

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8. Loki returnsYou can't have a Thor movie without Tom Hiddelston's Loki who sports a new headpiece lifted straight from the comics that allows Loki's long, black hair to flow freely from his head.

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9. Gladiator HulkAfter years of rumors, we finally get to see the Gladiator Hulk for the first time in his glorious gladiator armor lifted straight from the pages of the "Planet Hulk" storyline.

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10. SkurgeA hot easter egg in the trailer hardcore fanboys will recognize features Skurge the Executioner, played here by Karl Urban. The shot directly references the character’s most iconic moment, which comes at the conclusion of one of the more memorable stories in writer-artist Walt Simonson’s run on "Thor," which is widely considered to be the greatest Thor run ever.

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10. Jack Kirby HomageThe trailer also gives a nod to Marvel legend Jack Kirby and features one of the Celestial's - Arishem the Judge. The Celestials, created by Kirby in 1976, are almighty beings who seed life throughout the galaxy. You'll also notice the background art that also draws heavily from Kirby's flamboyant visual style.

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11. Thor vs Gladiator Hulk in the arenaThe moneyshot of the trailer teases the epic gladiator style fight between Avengers Thor and Hulk. Who wins? We will find out this November.

Marvel Studios dropped the sizzling hot new trailer to “Thor: Ragnarok,” set against Led Zeppelin’s thunderous “Immigrant Song”

Ever since filmmaker Taika Waititi was announced as the director of "Thor: Ragnarok," Marvel fans have been eager to see what the director of "What We Do in the Shadows" and "Hunt for the Wilderpeople" would do with the God of Thunder. On Monday morning they found out when Marvel dropped the sizzling hot new trailer for the film, and the response was what amounts to universal celebratory gasping. Set against Led Zeppelin's thunderous "Immigrant Song" and full of imagery straight out of the comics, the new spot clues us in where Thor and what he has been up to -- here is what we learned.